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What Students Say Matters Most schools do not look like a democratic society at all. Imagine a school where democracy ...
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There is nothing inherent in human-ness that means teenage bowel movements must be policed. Young people are not innately bad ...
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I moved to Lagos, Nigeria in 2013, having grown up in London in the UK. After a career in Finance ...
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This text that follows is the Prologue from the book, Square Pegs: Inclusivity, compassion and fitting in – a guide ...
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Like many young boys in England in the early 50s, Robert ‘Bob’ Esau was sent away from home to boarding ...
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Wishing you the best for a happy 2023. May this new year bring much inspiration to us all for reimagining ...
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We're very excited to announce the launch of our inspiring Plant a Tree, Grow a School project. Read on to ...
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by Angela Young, Open School staff October 7, 2022 We caught a great moment on campus last week. One ...
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Large scale education The main defence of traditional large-scale schooling is that it is necessary to bring together large groups ...
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Keep up to date with all that’s happening at Sligo Sudbury School. Check out the September Newsletter here! Balancing Act ...
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Invisible Mycelium networks (image above) provide communication and nutrition that support the growth of many species of plants and a ...
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by Aaron Browder, Open School staff September 7, 2022 It’s easy enough to find flaws in the conventional classroom ...
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When I was 13 years old, I didn’t want to attend The Circle School. My mom and stepdad had fallen ...
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Abstract We are in the predicament we are with public education because those in charge have failed to apply one ...
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by Aaron Browder, Open School staff August 4, 2022 It’s natural as parents to want our kids to have ...
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